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An UpdatedRerelease, ''Persona 5 Royal'', released for the [=PlayStation 4=] on October 31, 2019 in Japan and on March 31, 2020 in the West. The game features several new additions; such as new areas, new enemies, revamped Palaces, a new party member (Kasumi Yoshizawa), new Confidant (Takuto Maruki), a new Palace, new character portraits for every character, various quality of life features, and new story events set immediately after the main events of the original game. The game also features graphical enhancements on the [=PS4 Pro=]. ''Royal'' later released on PC (on both Platform/{{Steam}} and [[Platform/XboxLive Windows Store]]), Platform/PlayStation5, Platform/XboxOne, Platform/XboxSeriesXAndS, and Platform/NintendoSwitch – marking the first time a mainline ''Persona'' title is available on non-Sony consoles - on October 21, 2022. These versions were developed by Sega themselves.
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An UpdatedRerelease, ''Persona 5 Royal'', released for the [=PlayStation 4=] on October 31, 2019 in Japan and on March 31, 2020 in the West. The game features several new additions; such as new areas, new enemies, revamped Palaces, a new party member (Kasumi Yoshizawa), new Confidant (Takuto Maruki), a new Palace, new character portraits for every character, various quality of life features, and new story events set immediately after the main events of the original game. The game also features graphical enhancements on the [=PS4 Pro=]. ''Royal'' later released on PC (on both Platform/{{Steam}} and [[Platform/XboxLive Windows Store]]), Platform/PlayStation5, Platform/XboxOne, Platform/XboxSeriesXAndS, and Platform/NintendoSwitch – marking the first time a mainline ''Persona'' title is available on non-Sony consoles - – on October 21, 2022. These versions were developed by Sega themselves.
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An UpdatedRerelease, ''Persona 5 Royal'', released for the [=PlayStation 4=] on October 31, 2019 in Japan and on March 31, 2020 in the West. The game features several new additions; such as new areas, new enemies, revamped Palaces, a new party member (Kasumi Yoshizawa), new Confidant (Takuto Maruki), a new Palace, new character portraits for every character, various quality of life features, and new story events set immediately after the main events of the original game. The game also features graphical enhancements on the [=PS4 Pro=]. ''Royal'' later released on PC (on both Platform/{{Steam}} and [[Platform/XboxLive Windows Store]]), Platform/PlayStation5, Platform/XboxOne, Platform/XboxSeriesXAndS, and Platform/NintendoSwitch - marking the first time a mainline ''Persona'' title is available on non-Sony consoles - on October 21, 2022. These versions were developed by Sega themselves.
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An UpdatedRerelease, ''Persona 5 Royal'', released for the [=PlayStation 4=] on October 31, 2019 in Japan and on March 31, 2020 in the West. The game features several new additions; such as new areas, new enemies, revamped Palaces, a new party member (Kasumi Yoshizawa), new Confidant (Takuto Maruki), a new Palace, new character portraits for every character, various quality of life features, and new story events set immediately after the main events of the original game. The game also features graphical enhancements on the [=PS4 Pro=]. ''Royal'' later released on PC (on both Platform/{{Steam}} and [[Platform/XboxLive Windows Store]]), Platform/PlayStation5, Platform/XboxOne, Platform/XboxSeriesXAndS, and Platform/NintendoSwitch - – marking the first time a mainline ''Persona'' title is available on non-Sony consoles - on October 21, 2022. These versions were developed by Sega themselves.
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* ''VideoGame/Persona5DancingInStarlight'' - 2018 RhythmGame SpinOff for [=PS4=] and [[Platform/PlayStationVita Vita]].
* ''VideoGame/PersonaQ2NewCinemaLabyrinth'' - DungeonCrawler for Platform/Nintendo3DS; crossover with cast of ''VideoGame/Persona3'' and ''VideoGame/Persona4''.
* ''VideoGame/Persona5Strikers'' - An ActionRPG spinoff done in collaboration with Creator/KoeiTecmo studio Omega Force, known for the ''VideoGame/DynastyWarriors'' series. Released for [=PS4=], Platform/NintendoSwitch, and PC. Its story serves as a direct sequel to the events of the original game. It was released in Japan on February 20, 2020, and in the West on February 23, 2021.
* ''VideoGame/Persona5Tactica'': A strategy RPG spin-off in which the Phantom Thieves find themselves in a new world and must fight to save it from a tyrant. Released for Platform/XboxOne, Platform/XboxSeriesXAndS, Platform/PlayStation4, Platform/PlayStation5, Platform/NintendoSwitch, and PC worldwide on November 17, 2023.
* ''VideoGame/Persona5ThePhantomX'' - A MobilePhoneGame spinoff announced for [=iOS=], Android, and PC in March 2023, developed by Chinese developer Perfect World with oversight from Atlus. Set in Shibuya and the surrounding prefecture of Tokyo like the original ''Persona 5'', the game follows a new Protagonist (codenamed "Wonder") and his own band of Phantom Thieves as they delve into the Metaverse and seek to change the hearts of the corrupt and powerful.
* ''VideoGame/PersonaQ2NewCinemaLabyrinth'' - DungeonCrawler for Platform/Nintendo3DS; crossover with cast of ''VideoGame/Persona3'' and ''VideoGame/Persona4''.
* ''VideoGame/Persona5Strikers'' - An ActionRPG spinoff done in collaboration with Creator/KoeiTecmo studio Omega Force, known for the ''VideoGame/DynastyWarriors'' series. Released for [=PS4=], Platform/NintendoSwitch, and PC. Its story serves as a direct sequel to the events of the original game. It was released in Japan on February 20, 2020, and in the West on February 23, 2021.
* ''VideoGame/Persona5Tactica'': A strategy RPG spin-off in which the Phantom Thieves find themselves in a new world and must fight to save it from a tyrant. Released for Platform/XboxOne, Platform/XboxSeriesXAndS, Platform/PlayStation4, Platform/PlayStation5, Platform/NintendoSwitch, and PC worldwide on November 17, 2023.
* ''VideoGame/Persona5ThePhantomX'' - A MobilePhoneGame spinoff announced for [=iOS=], Android, and PC in March 2023, developed by Chinese developer Perfect World with oversight from Atlus. Set in Shibuya and the surrounding prefecture of Tokyo like the original ''Persona 5'', the game follows a new Protagonist (codenamed "Wonder") and his own band of Phantom Thieves as they delve into the Metaverse and seek to change the hearts of the corrupt and powerful.
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* ''VideoGame/Persona5DancingInStarlight'' - – 2018 RhythmGame SpinOff for [=PS4=] and [[Platform/PlayStationVita Vita]].
* ''VideoGame/PersonaQ2NewCinemaLabyrinth''- – DungeonCrawler for Platform/Nintendo3DS; crossover with cast of ''VideoGame/Persona3'' and ''VideoGame/Persona4''.
* ''VideoGame/Persona5Strikers''- – An ActionRPG spinoff done in collaboration with Creator/KoeiTecmo studio Omega Force, known for the ''VideoGame/DynastyWarriors'' series. Released for [=PS4=], Platform/NintendoSwitch, and PC. Its story serves as a direct sequel to the events of the original game. It was released in Japan on February 20, 2020, and in the West on February 23, 2021.
*''VideoGame/Persona5Tactica'': ''VideoGame/Persona5Tactica'' – A strategy RPG spin-off in which the Phantom Thieves find themselves in a new world and must fight to save it from a tyrant. Released for Platform/XboxOne, Platform/XboxSeriesXAndS, Platform/PlayStation4, Platform/PlayStation5, Platform/NintendoSwitch, and PC worldwide on November 17, 2023.
* ''VideoGame/Persona5ThePhantomX''- – A MobilePhoneGame spinoff announced for [=iOS=], Android, and PC in March 2023, developed by Chinese developer Perfect World with oversight from Atlus. Set in Shibuya and the surrounding prefecture of Tokyo like the original ''Persona 5'', the game follows a new Protagonist (codenamed "Wonder") and his own band of Phantom Thieves as they delve into the Metaverse and seek to change the hearts of the corrupt and powerful.
* ''VideoGame/PersonaQ2NewCinemaLabyrinth''
* ''VideoGame/Persona5Strikers''
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* ''VideoGame/Persona5ThePhantomX''
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* ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' - The protagonist, going under his codename "Joker", serves as the second DLC character, and one of a few non-Nintendo {{Guest Fighter}}s. His DLC pack includes Mementos as a stage, featuring an assortment of music tracks from the ''Persona'' series, including a few new remixes. The rest of the Phantom Thieves make cameos as Spirits in the Mementos stage, and in his Final Smash.
* ''VideoGame/AnotherEden'' - The game has featured two {{crossover}} side stories where the Phantom Thieves are drawn into ''Another Eden''[='s=] world (the first based on the original game and the second on the ''Royal'' rerelease). Each story unlocks some of the Thieves as permanent playable characters; the first one has Joker and Morgana and the second has Skull and Violet.
* ''VideoGame/AFKArena'' - There was a collaboration event where Joker and Queen could be recruited.
* ''VideoGame/DragaliaLost'' - A tie-in to the ''Strikers'' spinoff. When a smartphone mysteriously appears in the hands of IneffectualSympatheticVillain Prince Emile, he becomes a Jail Monarch and the Phantom Thieves team up with the ''Dragalia'' cast to stop him. Joker, Mona, Panther, and Sophie are all recruitable, and the Thieves have their own take on the game's dragon-shapeshifting mechanic where they can instead summon their Personas to fight. Arséne can also be acquired as a "dragon" that any character can shapeshift into.
* ''VideoGame/{{Catherine}}: Full Body'' - Joker is playable in Colosseum, Babel and Online Arena modes, with the other Phantom Thieves making a cameo.
* ''VideoGame/AnotherEden'' - The game has featured two {{crossover}} side stories where the Phantom Thieves are drawn into ''Another Eden''[='s=] world (the first based on the original game and the second on the ''Royal'' rerelease). Each story unlocks some of the Thieves as permanent playable characters; the first one has Joker and Morgana and the second has Skull and Violet.
* ''VideoGame/AFKArena'' - There was a collaboration event where Joker and Queen could be recruited.
* ''VideoGame/DragaliaLost'' - A tie-in to the ''Strikers'' spinoff. When a smartphone mysteriously appears in the hands of IneffectualSympatheticVillain Prince Emile, he becomes a Jail Monarch and the Phantom Thieves team up with the ''Dragalia'' cast to stop him. Joker, Mona, Panther, and Sophie are all recruitable, and the Thieves have their own take on the game's dragon-shapeshifting mechanic where they can instead summon their Personas to fight. Arséne can also be acquired as a "dragon" that any character can shapeshift into.
* ''VideoGame/{{Catherine}}: Full Body'' - Joker is playable in Colosseum, Babel and Online Arena modes, with the other Phantom Thieves making a cameo.
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* ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' - – The protagonist, going under his codename "Joker", serves as the second DLC character, and one of a few non-Nintendo {{Guest Fighter}}s. His DLC pack includes Mementos as a stage, featuring an assortment of music tracks from the ''Persona'' series, including a few new remixes. The rest of the Phantom Thieves make cameos as Spirits in the Mementos stage, and in his Final Smash.
* ''VideoGame/AnotherEden''- – The game has featured two {{crossover}} side stories where the Phantom Thieves are drawn into ''Another Eden''[='s=] world (the first based on the original game and the second on the ''Royal'' rerelease).re-release). Each story unlocks some of the Thieves as permanent playable characters; the first one has Joker and Morgana and the second has Skull and Violet.
* ''VideoGame/AFKArena''- – There was a collaboration event where Joker and Queen could be recruited.
* ''VideoGame/DragaliaLost''- – A tie-in to the ''Strikers'' spinoff. When a smartphone mysteriously appears in the hands of IneffectualSympatheticVillain Prince Emile, he becomes a Jail Monarch and the Phantom Thieves team up with the ''Dragalia'' cast to stop him. Joker, Mona, Panther, and Sophie are all recruitable, and the Thieves have their own take on the game's dragon-shapeshifting mechanic where they can instead summon their Personas to fight. Arséne can also be acquired as a "dragon" that any character can shapeshift into.
* ''VideoGame/{{Catherine}}: Full Body''- – Joker is playable in Colosseum, Babel and Online Arena modes, with the other Phantom Thieves making a cameo.
* ''VideoGame/AnotherEden''
* ''VideoGame/AFKArena''
* ''VideoGame/DragaliaLost''
* ''VideoGame/{{Catherine}}: Full Body''
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* ''Anime/Persona5TheDayBreakers'' - September 4, 2016 anime special.
* ''Anime/Persona5TheAnimation'' - April 7, 2018 animated TV series.
* ''Persona 5: The Night Breakers'' - December 7, 2016 [[AudioPlay Drama CD]] tying into ''The Day Breakers'' special from Makoto, Futaba and Haru's perspective.
* ''Persona 5: the Stage'' - A four-part series of limited-release stage plays. The first was performed in 2019 from December 13-15 in Osaka Mielparque Hall and December 19-29 in Tennoz Galaxy Theater; the second in 2020 from October 1-4 in KT Zepp Yokohama and October 17-18 in Sankei Hall Breeze; the third in 2021 from December 10-12 in Osaka Mielparque Hall and December 16-19 in KT Zepp Yokohama; and the fourth from October 20-23, 2022 in KT Zepp Yokohama. All four parts have been given official DVD releases.
* ''Persona 5'' - 2016-ongoing official manga adaptation available on both Shogakukan's Manga One app and the Ura Sunday Website. Despite initially being based on the game's first edition, ''Royal'' content was later incorporated.
* ''Persona 5: comic a la carte'' - A manga collection of primarily comedic short stories by various {{doujinshi}} artists about the Phantom Thieves' everyday lives and their interactions.
* ''Persona 5 Comic Anthology'' - Yet another manga collection of primarily comedic short stories by various {{doujinshi}} artists about the Phantom Thieves' everyday lives and their interactions.
* ''Persona 5 Dengeki Comic Anthology'' - Yet ''[[RuleOfThree another]]'' manga collection of primarily comedic short stories about the Phantom Thieves' everyday lives and their interactions.
* ''Persona 5: Mementos Missions'' - A sort of TieInNovel in manga form, again by Rokuro Saito (who also wrote/drew the manga for VideoGame/Persona4ArenaUltimax).. Revolves around the Phantom Thieves' efforts in solving both the accusations/mysteries regarding their Mementos targets, alongside the circumstances of the abuse victims they intend to save. In the vein of MysteryFiction, it primarily focuses on their investigative actions in the real world, as opposed to actual combat/exploration in the Metaverse. Expands majorly on actual material and side-missions from in-game, as well as adding supplemental plot elements and characters. Ultimately, it does not conflict with the plot of the game, thus making its canonicity irrelevant.
* ''Anime/Persona5TheAnimation'' - April 7, 2018 animated TV series.
* ''Persona 5: The Night Breakers'' - December 7, 2016 [[AudioPlay Drama CD]] tying into ''The Day Breakers'' special from Makoto, Futaba and Haru's perspective.
* ''Persona 5: the Stage'' - A four-part series of limited-release stage plays. The first was performed in 2019 from December 13-15 in Osaka Mielparque Hall and December 19-29 in Tennoz Galaxy Theater; the second in 2020 from October 1-4 in KT Zepp Yokohama and October 17-18 in Sankei Hall Breeze; the third in 2021 from December 10-12 in Osaka Mielparque Hall and December 16-19 in KT Zepp Yokohama; and the fourth from October 20-23, 2022 in KT Zepp Yokohama. All four parts have been given official DVD releases.
* ''Persona 5'' - 2016-ongoing official manga adaptation available on both Shogakukan's Manga One app and the Ura Sunday Website. Despite initially being based on the game's first edition, ''Royal'' content was later incorporated.
* ''Persona 5: comic a la carte'' - A manga collection of primarily comedic short stories by various {{doujinshi}} artists about the Phantom Thieves' everyday lives and their interactions.
* ''Persona 5 Comic Anthology'' - Yet another manga collection of primarily comedic short stories by various {{doujinshi}} artists about the Phantom Thieves' everyday lives and their interactions.
* ''Persona 5 Dengeki Comic Anthology'' - Yet ''[[RuleOfThree another]]'' manga collection of primarily comedic short stories about the Phantom Thieves' everyday lives and their interactions.
* ''Persona 5: Mementos Missions'' - A sort of TieInNovel in manga form, again by Rokuro Saito (who also wrote/drew the manga for VideoGame/Persona4ArenaUltimax).. Revolves around the Phantom Thieves' efforts in solving both the accusations/mysteries regarding their Mementos targets, alongside the circumstances of the abuse victims they intend to save. In the vein of MysteryFiction, it primarily focuses on their investigative actions in the real world, as opposed to actual combat/exploration in the Metaverse. Expands majorly on actual material and side-missions from in-game, as well as adding supplemental plot elements and characters. Ultimately, it does not conflict with the plot of the game, thus making its canonicity irrelevant.
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* ''Anime/Persona5TheDayBreakers'' - – September 4, 2016 anime special.
* ''Anime/Persona5TheAnimation''- – April 7, 2018 animated TV series.
* ''Persona 5: The Night Breakers''- – December 7, 2016 [[AudioPlay Drama CD]] tying into ''The Day Breakers'' special from Makoto, Futaba and Haru's perspective.
* ''Persona 5: the Stage''- – A four-part series of limited-release stage plays. The first was performed in 2019 from December 13-15 13–15 in Osaka Mielparque Hall and December 19-29 19–29 in Tennoz Galaxy Theater; the second in 2020 from October 1-4 1–4 in KT Zepp Yokohama and October 17-18 17–18 in Sankei Hall Breeze; the third in 2021 from December 10-12 10–12 in Osaka Mielparque Hall and December 16-19 16–19 in KT Zepp Yokohama; and the fourth from October 20-23, 20–23, 2022 in KT Zepp Yokohama. All four parts have been given official DVD releases.
* ''Persona 5''- 2016-ongoing official – Official manga adaptation adaptation, published 2016–ongoing, available on both Shogakukan's Manga One app and the Ura Sunday Website. Despite initially being Initially based on the game's first edition, with ''Royal'' content was later incorporated.
* ''Persona 5: comic a la carte''- – A manga collection of primarily comedic short stories by various {{doujinshi}} artists about the Phantom Thieves' everyday lives and their interactions.
* ''Persona 5 Comic Anthology''- – Yet another manga collection of primarily comedic short stories by various {{doujinshi}} artists about the Phantom Thieves' everyday lives and their interactions.
* ''Persona 5 Dengeki Comic Anthology''- – Yet ''[[RuleOfThree another]]'' manga collection of primarily comedic short stories about the Phantom Thieves' everyday lives and their interactions.
* ''Persona 5: Mementos Missions''- – A sort of TieInNovel in manga form, again by Rokuro Saito (who also wrote/drew the manga for VideoGame/Persona4ArenaUltimax).. Revolves around the Phantom Thieves' efforts in solving both the accusations/mysteries regarding their Mementos targets, alongside the circumstances of the abuse victims they intend to save. In the vein of MysteryFiction, it primarily focuses on their investigative actions in the real world, as opposed to actual combat/exploration in the Metaverse. Expands majorly on actual material and side-missions from in-game, as well as adding supplemental plot elements and characters. Ultimately, it does not conflict with the plot of the game, thus making its canonicity irrelevant.
* ''Anime/Persona5TheAnimation''
* ''Persona 5: The Night Breakers''
* ''Persona 5: the Stage''
* ''Persona 5''
* ''Persona 5: comic a la carte''
* ''Persona 5 Comic Anthology''
* ''Persona 5 Dengeki Comic Anthology''
* ''Persona 5: Mementos Missions''
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* For the film's Japanese release, ''Film/Venom2018'' had an [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bonrFnp9458 advertisement]] that features Joker, who talks about the film's premise.
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* For the film's Japanese release, ''Film/Venom2018'' had an [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bonrFnp9458 [[https://youtu.be/rc3ye_ICGi0 advertisement]] that features Joker, who talks about the film's premise.
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An UpdatedRerelease, ''Persona 5 Royal'', released for the [=PlayStation 4=] on October 31, 2019 in Japan and on March 31, 2020 in the West. The game features several new additions; such as new areas, new enemies, revamped Palaces, a new party member (Kasumi Yoshizawa), new Confidant (Takuto Maruki), a new Palace, new character portraits for every character, various quality of life features, and new story events set immediately after the main events of the original game. The game also features graphical enhancements on the [=PS4 Pro=]. ''Royal'' later released on PC (on both Platform/{{Steam}} and [[Platform/XboxLive Windows Store]]), Platform/PlayStation5, Platform/XboxOne, Platform/XboxSeriesXAndS, and Platform/NintendoSwitch - marking the first time a mainline Persona title is available on non-Sony consoles - on October 21, 2022. These versions were developed by Sega themselves.
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An UpdatedRerelease, ''Persona 5 Royal'', released for the [=PlayStation 4=] on October 31, 2019 in Japan and on March 31, 2020 in the West. The game features several new additions; such as new areas, new enemies, revamped Palaces, a new party member (Kasumi Yoshizawa), new Confidant (Takuto Maruki), a new Palace, new character portraits for every character, various quality of life features, and new story events set immediately after the main events of the original game. The game also features graphical enhancements on the [=PS4 Pro=]. ''Royal'' later released on PC (on both Platform/{{Steam}} and [[Platform/XboxLive Windows Store]]), Platform/PlayStation5, Platform/XboxOne, Platform/XboxSeriesXAndS, and Platform/NintendoSwitch - marking the first time a mainline Persona ''Persona'' title is available on non-Sony consoles - on October 21, 2022. These versions were developed by Sega themselves.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''[[ThematicThemeTune If you hold on, life won't change!]]''[[note]]'''Clockwise from bottom:''' [[TheHero Joker (Ren Amamiya)]], [[LoyalAnimalCompanion Morgana]], [[ButNotTooForeign Ann Takamaki]], [[StarvingArtist Yusuke Kitagawa]], [[{{Hikikomori}} Futaba Sakura]], [[GuardianEntity Arsène]], [[GreatDetective Goro Akechi]], [[StudentCouncilPresident Makoto Niijima]], [[LonelyRichKid Haru Okumura]], [[JapaneseDelinquents Ryuji Sakamoto]]\\
'''Not pictured:''' [[AloofAlly Kasumi Yoshizawa]][[/note]]]]
'''Not pictured:''' [[AloofAlly Kasumi Yoshizawa]][[/note]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''[[ThematicThemeTune If you hold on, life won't change!]]''[[note]]'''Clockwise from bottom:''' [[TheHero Joker (Ren Amamiya)]], Ren Amamiya (Joker)]], [[LoyalAnimalCompanion Morgana]], Morgana (Mona)]], [[ButNotTooForeign Ann Takamaki]], Takamaki (Panther)]], [[StarvingArtist Yusuke Kitagawa]], Kitagawa (Fox)]], [[{{Hikikomori}} Futaba Sakura]], Sakura (Oracle)]], [[GuardianEntity Arsène]], [[GreatDetective Goro Akechi]], Akechi (Crow)]], [[StudentCouncilPresident Makoto Niijima]], Niijima (Queen)]], [[LonelyRichKid Haru Okumura]], Okumura (Noir)]], [[JapaneseDelinquents Ryuji Sakamoto]]\\
Sakamoto (Skull)]]\\
'''Not pictured:''' [[AloofAlly KasumiYoshizawa]][[/note]]]]Yoshizawa (Violet)]][[/note]]]]
'''Not pictured:''' [[AloofAlly Kasumi
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